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  • Q. Which gives better mileage on city roads MT or CVT?

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    Jo
    Jo | 4 years ago

    @ Teja | Mt and cvt gives better mileage on highways

    Some cvts perform well than their manual counterpart like polo or vento petrol tsi in a dual clutch gear box..i20s ..give same ..but in Honda city it's less like that in a verna automatic..

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    Walter
    Walter | 4 years ago

    CVT for sure...but it still depends if you can use a light foot instead of aggressive driving...

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    Sailesh
    Sailesh | 4 years ago

    MT as you can use highest possible gear without knocking where as CVT as fixed ratios

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